hammeredt
09-25-2006, 02:13 PM
Greetings HAMBers,
Now I have been reading posts for awhile and am finally getting around to introducing myself. I have searched endlessly for the information I need, but have not found what I am looking for, atleast not definitively. More later...
I am a life time rodder, born into it. I currently drive a 27 T coupe. 60's style. It was featured in Rolls and Pleats, so some of you may have seen it...Black and gold, SBC, Slicks... Been gathering parts since completing the T prolly for a RPU/Modified.
The info I am looking for is fair market value. Now this seems to be a topic that gets some people riled up. I know its worth what some one will pay... lets get that out of the way. I have come across some parts that I know are worth something, I am not looking to get rich, just get something fair...thats fair for the buyer and fair for me...this is a capitolist society and all. So what I'm looking for is a reasonable price for a 1950 Olds standard shift fly wheel and bellhousing.
Look forward to many more posts and of course learning from all of you. Best Jeff
Now I have been reading posts for awhile and am finally getting around to introducing myself. I have searched endlessly for the information I need, but have not found what I am looking for, atleast not definitively. More later...
I am a life time rodder, born into it. I currently drive a 27 T coupe. 60's style. It was featured in Rolls and Pleats, so some of you may have seen it...Black and gold, SBC, Slicks... Been gathering parts since completing the T prolly for a RPU/Modified.
The info I am looking for is fair market value. Now this seems to be a topic that gets some people riled up. I know its worth what some one will pay... lets get that out of the way. I have come across some parts that I know are worth something, I am not looking to get rich, just get something fair...thats fair for the buyer and fair for me...this is a capitolist society and all. So what I'm looking for is a reasonable price for a 1950 Olds standard shift fly wheel and bellhousing.
Look forward to many more posts and of course learning from all of you. Best Jeff